• Transport and transformation of atmospheric pollutants
• Formation of inorganic and organic aerosols - chemical processes
• Numerical modelling of gas to particle conversion
• Influence of surface type on atmospheric stability characteristics
• Offshore meteorology
• Meteorological and climatological influences on wind energy resources
• Temporal and spatial variability of the effect of the coastal discontinuity
• Atmospheric ammonia

Constance Brown

Assistant Professor

• Hydro-Micrometeorology of forested and stress-tolerant/transitional  ecosystems.
• Measurements, physical and biogeochemical modeling

• Remote Sensing

Danilo Dragoni

Assistant Scientist

• Micrometeorology of forested ecosystems
• Plant-environment interactions
• Exchange of CO2, water vapor, and energy between forests and the amosphere

• Characterization of sources/impacts of atmospheric aerosols
• Particle formation and deposition processes
• Numerical modelling of gas to particle conversion
• Visibility estimation and public perception
• Effects of trace gas and aerosol deposition to a deciduous forest
• Statistical analysis of air quality data
• Quantifying synoptic scale meteorological variability
• Classification of synoptic scale meteorology
• Analysis of Emission Inventory techniques

• Climatic change, particularly the influence of spatial sampling on the detection and estimation of space-time variability
• Applied climatology, with emphasis on the influence of climatic variability on wind and solar energy and growing season length
• Statistical and numerical methods for analyzing environmental changes, including spatial interpolation methods, time series analysis, and vector data analysis